From: Keith Ives (KIVES@satx.rr.com)
Date: Wed Sep 17 2003 - 20:53:15 EDT
I am looking for information on the best strategy in using leftover space on a
72g hard drive (boot disk). I have multiple 420R's with (2) 72g drives.
After I slice up the boot disk, I plan to mirror it with the second drive.
These servers primary function is for sunrays. My slices are as follows:
0 / 4g
1 /var 4g
3 swap 8g
4 /usr 4g
5 /opt 4g
6 25m disksuite
7 25m disksuite
freespace 48g
We have been putting the remainder in either /var or /opt. I like the
idea of putting it as far into the disk as possible (/opt, or even slice 7).
So, my question is: is it better to just not use it or is there a good place
to put it?
Also, am I hurting myself with having such a large root partition?
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